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Portrait of Eliud

Eliud was a son of Achim named in Matthew's genealogy of Jesus Christ, part of the unrecorded chain of names between Zerubbabel and Joseph. His name means 'God is majesty,' but nothing beyond his place in the lineage is preserved in Scripture.

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Biography

Father
Achim
Children
Eleazar
Era
Exile / Second Temple

Family

Parents
Eliud
Children
New Testament Genealogy

Did You Know?

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Eliud's name, built from Hebrew roots for 'God' and 'majesty' or 'praise,' fits a pattern common throughout this section of Matthew's genealogy, where names honor God even though no other details of these men's lives survive.

Key Chapters

Key Passages

From the Exile to Joseph

Matthew 1:14

Eliud is one of the final links in Matthew's genealogy about whom nothing is known beyond his name and descent.

A14nd Azor begat Sadoc; and Sadoc begat Achim; and Achim begat Eliud;

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